The Judsons deeded their property to the Synders, using a deed with a description that a court has determined to be legally inadequate. The Snyders, using the same description, deeded the property to the Crismons. The Crismons lived on the property for 32 years. The children of the Snyders then emerged to reclaim the property stating that the deed was legally insufficient to transfer title. Explain the parties' rights.

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The Answer of  The Judsons deeded their property to the Synders, using a deed with a description that a court has determined to be legally inadequate. The Snyders, using the same description, deeded the property to the Crismons. The Crismons lived on the property for 32 years. The children of the Snyders then emerged to reclaim the property stating that the deed was legally insufficient to transfer title. Explain the parties' rights.

The Judsons Deeded Their Property to the Synders, Using a Deed